🌍 The Power of National Mobilization: How Snit Is Redefining Eritrean Soft Power 🇪🇷
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Potemkin Party's official and affiliated mouthpieces have switched to a "broken gramophone mode" these days.
Indeed, taking their cue from PP's senior political and military leaders, they are intensifying and have ramped up, by several notches, their hysterical campaigns of disinformation and vitriol against Eritrea.
The themes remain - with minor permutations here and there - constant and boringly monotonous to essentially revolve around:
i) historical revisionism to denigrate Eritrea's Statehood;
ii) mendaciously blaming Eritrea for the myriad internal woes of their own making; and,
iii) wholesale distortion of Eritrea's normative policies of regional cooperation in the Horn of Africa and the wider Middle East region.
These duplicitous political schemes are floated to camouflage and justify the agenda of reckless and destructive war that they have been contemplating for almost three years now in pursuit of, and to acquire, "sovereign access to sea" as well as project "maritime power with strategic depth in the Red Sea" in flagrant violation of international law, the UN Charter and the Constitutive Act of the African Union.
As we have underlined on various occasions before, the Potemkin Party's hollow and delusional pronouncements cannot deceive the peoples of the Horn of Africa and the international community at large.
In the event, our response remains the same as summarized in the link below: "ዘረባ ኣደይ ለቱ፡ ኣየውፍር ኣየእቱ!"
https://t.co/Ym2kAPEwMd
In 2019, I interviewed British documentary photographer and filmmaker Jenney Matthews. This interview commemorated the anniversary of Eritrea's struggle for independence. Our discussion provided valuable insights into her experiences during her visit to the Sahel in the 1980s. Jenney recounted her visit to Afabet—a pivotal site during the Eritrean War of Independence—where she took powerful photographs that captured the essence of the struggle. One key moment she shared came during her time at Nadew Izz. Her images not only documented the harsh realities of war but also highlighted the resilience and determination of the Eritrean people in their quest for freedom. Additionally, Jenney shared her harrowing experiences visiting Ethiopian prisoners of war in Hishkeb Sahel. Throughout her distinguished career, which spans over four decades, Jenney Matthews has documented numerous significant global events. Her body of work includes not only the independence struggle in Eritrea but also the fight for social justice in Nicaragua with the Sandinistas and the catastrophic events of the 1994 Rwandan genocide. Jenney’s unwavering commitment to capturing these critical moments in history has solidified her reputation as a highly respected figure in documentary photography and filmmaking. #DiscoverEritrea
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In Debarwa, improved potato seeds produced at the Halhale Agricultural Research Center are helping boost productivity, strengthen resilience, and improve farmers’ outcomes. 🌱🥔
The Chairman of Sudan's Sovereign Council, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, arrived in Asmara in the mid-morning hours today for a working visit.
The current visit is part and parcel of the periodic consultative framework that is held between the two sisterly countries.
General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his entourage were accorded warm welcome by President Isaias Afwerki on their arrival at Asmara International Airport.
President Isaias Afwerki and General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan will discuss enhancement of bilateral ties as well as regional and international issues of mutual interest.
#Eritrea's Delegation Statement at 21st Extraordinary Session of AU Assembly on Strengthening of Mechanisms for Conflict Prevention and Resolution;
Luanda, Republic of Angola; 30 Aug. 2026
"The root causes of conflicts in Africa vary from one situation to another. Nevertheless, ethnic and religious polarization, state fragility, corruption, exclusionary and divisive politics, and external interference are among the factors that frequently cause or exacerbate conflicts. There must therefore be deliberate, sustained and comprehensive efforts to address these challenges in a coherent and strategic manner".
"At the sub-regional and continental levels, it is imperative to undertake a thorough evaluation of the existing peace, security and governance architectures, with a view to identifying their shortcomings, building on their strengths, and improving their effectiveness".
"External interference - whether directly through the deployment or support of mercenaries, or indirectly through financial, political and military support to actors in African conflicts - is inflicting enormous damage on the continent and prolonging conflicts. Africa can truly be the master of its own destiny only when it asserts and safeguards its ownership of the solutions to its challenges and rejects external meddling in its affairs".
https://t.co/Cp2r4COT0H
On the Lighter Side - Karora to Rahayta: Inside the Eritrean Coffee Ceremony; by Mussie Efriem
*"...The coffee ceremony is an ancient social ritual in Eritrea, where green beans are roasted, hand-ground, and slow-brewed in a multi-stage process that prioritizes hospitality, community, and deliberate conversation over quick caffeine consumption".
*"...Ultimately, participants recognize that the tradition transcends the beverage itself. The ambient scent of roasting beans, the drift of frankincense smoke, and the rhythmic pouring create an inclusive haven where even non-coffee drinkers eagerly join to share in the storytelling, camaraderie, and timeless warmth of Eritrean home life".
https://t.co/1o3VCIEmBm
Miss World is officially presented as an international beauty pageant focused on humanitarian charity through its "Beauty with a Purpose" program, rather than a political event. Obviously voting features lead viewers to vote strictly for their home country's representative out of national solidarity and national pride… No_brainer!!
Deki Eri 🇪🇷 Let’s come together and vote for Eritrea’s Snit Habteab.❤️🇪🇷
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🌍 Select “Africa”
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✅ Follow the instructions to vote
Free voting is available through the 1Zone app, with paid voting available on the website.
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Efforts to Enhance Capacity of Education Sector
Dr. Halima Mohammed, Minister of Education, noted that strong efforts will be exerted to enhance the capacity and expand the provision of educational services. Dr. Halima made the remarks at a meeting conducted from 24 to 26 August to review the implementation of activities by regional education offices during the 2025/2026 academic year.
At the meeting, which was conducted at the headquarters of the Ministry of Education and attended by Ambassador Abdella Musa, Minister of Local Government, Dr. Halima said that the objective of the meeting was to thoroughly review the activities implemented in all six regions of the country and at Warsai-Yikealo Secondary School in Sawa, consolidate the achievements registered, and address the challenges encountered.
Noting that the successful provision of educational services across the country requires the strong participation of partner institutions in general and regional administrations in particular, Dr. Halima said that efforts are being exerted to expand educational services from preschool through secondary school, both qualitatively and quantitatively. She also urged the participants to put forward constructive ideas that could support the initiative.
The heads of the regional education offices presented reports focusing on efforts to enhance the capacity of the education sector and ensure that all children receive preschool education; the capacity-building training provided to veteran and newly recruited teachers; and the supervisory activities carried out.
The participants held extensive discussions on the reports presented and adopted various recommendations, including providing preschool education in the mother tongue, reinforcing capacity-building training for teachers, and establishing laboratory facilities.
Speaking at the event, Ambassador Abdella Musa called on teachers to play their due part in enhancing the quality of education and on parents to strengthen their participation in the development of the teaching and learning process.
Reflections on the National Conference on Eritrean Agricultural Studies-2026
By : - Dr. Mulugeta Russom, Ministry of Health
The National Conference on Eritrean Agricultural Studies 2026 brought together around 300 participants in Asmara under the theme “Advancing Sustainable Agri-Food Systems for National Economic Growth.” Over two days, 76 scientific papers were presented, highlighting strong participation by young researchers and the value of linking agriculture with health, nutrition, climate resilience, and national development.
In a reflection published on Shabait, Dr. Mulugeta Russom of the Ministry of Health praised the conference as a model for other sectors. He stressed that research must move beyond presentations into policy and practice, and called for mentorship, publication support, and a national digital repository so that the knowledge generated continues to serve Eritrea’s development.
https://t.co/MV4w2LnpXf
The Eritrean National Football Team is gearing up for an exciting series of matches, facing off against Kenya on September 26 and South Africa on September 30. These upcoming games are highly anticipated, as both opponents are known for their competitive spirit and distinctive playing styles. The matches are expected to showcase not only the athleticism and skill of the Eritrean players but also the strategies their rivals employ. Fans from both sides are likely to pack the stadium, creating a vibrant, electrifying atmosphere. With national pride on the line, these encounters promise to be thrilling as each team vies for victory on the pitch.
Reflections on the National Conference on Eritrean Agricultural Studies - 2026; by Dr. Mulugeta Russom
"...Seventy-six scientific papers were presented within two days - an achievement that speaks not only to the scale of the conference but also to the commitment of the organizing and scientific committees. Behind such visible success, there is usually an invisible story of preparation, coordination, trust, and teamwork. Perhaps the most encouraging thing was seeing many young professionals actively contributing to such a major national scientific undertaking".
*"...Scientific research becomes truly valuable when it informs decisions, improves practice, stimulates innovation or contributes to solving real problems. Research becomes truly valuable when it moves beyond reports and conference halls and contributes to better decisions, improved practices, innovation, productivity and livelihoods. The conference could therefore evolve into a broader platform through which research findings are documented, shared, reviewed and translated into practical interventions and policies".
https://t.co/v21N7mEN0l